St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-16
MINNEAPOLIS GLORULEs.

Tomorrow morning Company A will at
tend the First NJ. E. church in body.
The family of eX-Policeman Hilary, on the
East slde are all sick with scarlet fever
The teachers of the high school will meet
at the high school building this morning.
The half man and John T. Kelly are prov
ing great attractions at the dime museum
Miss Fannie Bagley aud Mrs. Mary Gamble
have been made notares public by the gov
ernor.
The body of Chester w. Green, shotin
Jamestown, N. Y, will arrive in Minneapolis
to-day.
Owen Burns, police officer at the East Min
neapolis station, has resigned and will 60 into
business.
About July the National Bank of Com
merce will increase its capital stock to $780,
600. 1t is now S500,000.
The lockout of printers on the Folke
bladet is ended, the managers having decided
to employ none hut. uhson men.
The first three days next week the Grand
will be occupied by Louise Rial in her new
play, fortunes Fool and the last three
days by Thatcher, Primrose & Vests min
strels.
William S. Mott Co. have caused TO be
issued against the firm of BRAY s. Robinson
an attachment to recover $780, 6, alleged to
be due on promissory note and on goods
purchased.
During the storm of Thursday barn at
1905 Sixth street SOUTH owned by r. S. Good
fellow, was struck By lightning and slightly
damaged. Thomas Archie was knocked down
by the shock.
The Dominion Fathers are erecting church
on the land on Eighteenth avenue south. re-
Gently purchased by them. A convent and
school, to cost $50,000 is being erected on the
corner Of the avenue and Twenty-second
street.
1.-The Oeacons Daughter Will be presented
at the Grand for the last time at the matinee
| this afternoon. This evening, by special re-
| quest, "Mliss" will be played. The scenery
was painted especially for this play by
| Clausen, the Grand opera house artist.
Licenses to wed were issued yesterday to
| Ole Larson and Katie Peterson, John G. Zelin
aud Ida N. Peterson, John Forsen and Carrie
| Johnson, Henry NJ. Benson and Agate John
| son, Andre Trappin aud Zoe Duerin, Frank
B. Hall aud Minnie A. Hooper, Frank j.
| Heble and Kate Connors. John Swenson and
| Hannah Nelson.
Articles Incorporating the Minnehaha Bar
| rel company were filed yesterday by Edwin
NJ. Blanchard, Robert Pau, Alonzo H. Taylor
| Cyrus a. Blanchard, John Struthers and
George Colemorgan. The capital stock is
| S12,0U0, divided into shares of $50 each. The
| directors are E. NJ. Blanchard, Robert Pal
| and A. Fl. Taylor.
At the Knights of Pythias hall, on Wash
ington avenue south, Robert Stratton las
evening delivered an interesting lecture OF
THE Principles, Objects and Aims of Pythi
| anism,'' which was listened to by large
audience. There are six working lodges il
Minneapolis, with membership of abou
seven hundred. Another lodge will soon b,
| established in the Fourth ward.
April 26 will be the siXty-eighth anniversary
of the organization Of the order of ODD Eel
| lows, and Minneapolis and st. Paul lodge
will celebrate the event in fitting name
at ST. Paul. There are at present about go
| members of the order in Minneapolis. Rober
| Stratton, Of this city, will be one OF tn,
orators. An anniversary sermon will b,
preached at Gethsemane church in this cit.
by Rev. Mr.. Graves on the Both, when all tn,
| Odd Fellows in the city are requested to b,
! present.